Bright Studio

Students will build their understanding of place value by writing numbers in four ways: standard form, words, expanded form, and a picture. There are 6 different worksheets in this packet: Tens: 2 Hundreds: 2 Thousands: 2 This is a great resource to differentiate for your students, as you can teach them the next highest place value when they have mastered the grade level standard.

This resource provides practice identifying fractions of a set. It includes 12 sets of colorful objects. There are 4 pages with 1 question about each set and 4 pages with 2 questions about each set. Answer key included! These can be used in a variety of ways: -Print as individual worksheets (in color!) -Project on your whiteboard and answer the questions as a class -Digitally share screenshots with students through a tool like Seesaw Activities. Students can write the answers on their device an

This product includes: 2 pages of addition without regrouping: 2 and 3 digits2 pages of addition with regrouping: 2 and 3 digitsThis can be used for in-class or at-home practice.

This game will help students make the connection between place value and addition/subtraction, specifically with multiples of ten. Students will choose a number card (e.g., 57), spin to determine the change (e.g., +10), and record the sum. There are 5 different game boards in this product: +10, -10, +1, -110 more, 10 less, 1 more, 1 less+10, -10, +20, -20, +30, -30+100, -100, +10, -10100 more, 100 less, 10 more, 10 less*There is a second set of all 5 game boards as a different option with less c

This product includes visuals to support students while skip counting by 2, 5, and 10 up to 120. Simply scroll through the Powerpoint slides with each count. The bars allow students to see the amount counted. Furthermore, this product highlights patterns in the 120 chart, leading to discussions about place value and why numbers are written the way are. This is often used for whole-class daily skip counting practice (in class or screen-shared on Zoom).

This game will help students use place value knowledge to compare numbers with greater than, less than, and equal to symbols ( > , < , =). Included: Directions1 page of spinners3 pages of game boards (various designs and colors)6 pages of recording sheets: 2-digit, 3-digit, and 4-digitThis resource helps teachers differentiate math instruction, since all students can be playing the same game while working on appropriately leveled skills.

Students will build their fact fluency and apply a mental math strategy: doubles facts! Students will use their knowledge of doubles to help them solve 3 addend problems. Example: 4 + 3 + 4 = 11 4 + 4 = 8 and 8 + 3 = 11 There are 8 different worksheets in this packet: 2 pages: Doubles to 5 (up to 5 + 5)2 pages: Doubles to 10 (up to 10 + 10)2 pages: Doubles to 15 (up to 15 + 15)2 pages: Finding Doubles in 3 addend problems

This student guide explains how to add two 2-digit numbers in numbers, words, and pictures. The base-10 pictures help students apply place value knowledge to addition, and lead to a deeper understanding of the traditional algorithm. There are 3 different guides in this product: Adding two 2-digit numbers (no regrouping; decade numbers): 3 stepsAdding two 2-digit numbers (no regrouping): 3 stepsAdding two 2-digit numbers (with regrouping): 5 stepsI have used these with students in various ways:

This resource is intended to break down the mental process of adding 9 to single digits. There are 3 different thought processes included. When students have a conceptual understanding of what it means to add 9, their fact fluency will improve.